Getty Images

Glad to hear it worked in a new post. I’m not sure what would have caused the hiccup either, so it’s good to know your workaround is a good option.

Let us know if you continue to have issues, and we’ll try to track it down. It’s especially helpful to see the post in question and make note of the type of embed (e.g., image vs. video, one image vs. another image). So thank you for the specifics.

Best regards,
Cara

Sorry for the delay getting back to you. I wonder if you installed an older version of the plugin, which didn’t include the embed functionality. If you haven’t already, you might try version 2.0, which includes access to more than 50 million images for non-commercial use.

Let us know how it goes so that we can help further, and thanks again for your feedback.

Thanks for reporting this, and I’m sorry we’re just getting back to you now. We’d like to know if this issue is still occurring. Have you tried to embed an image recently? Let us know how it’s performing, and thank you for your feedback.

Glad you like our plugin, SEO-Malaga. Let us know if you have other feedback or features you’d like to see.

Best regards,
Cara
Product Manager, Getty Images

Yes, you can’t remove the text unless you pay to license the image. Embed URLs cannot be copied into the Featured Image area, so I’d be curious how you configured the featured image using one of the embed images on your homepage.

You can certainly embed images within a post as expected. I wonder if the problem stems from trying to embed an image in the Featured Image area.

I hope that explanation is helpful.

Thanks,
Cara

Thank you for your feedback about our plugin. This text is included by default with embedded images to link to more information about the image.

If you want to use an image without this linked text, you’ll need to license the image. To do so, go to https://secure.gettyimages.com/register?autoRedirect=true&returnUrl=%2F to register for a Getty Images account. After you have an account, you can click “Go to customer login” from within WordPress and license the image.

Thanks again for your feedback. Let us know if you have any additional questions or concerns.

Best regards,
Cara
Product Manager, Getty Images

Hi Scott,

Thank you for your feedback. I’m sorry for the delay getting back to you.

Is this problem still occurring? This isn’t a known issue, so I’m hoping it’s since resolved on its own. In any case, let me know, and we can try to troubleshoot.

Thanks,
Cara
Product Manager, Getty Images

Glad to hear you uncovered the problem and its fix.

Thanks to you both for the feedback. This is the intended behavior while you’re in edit mode. So you’ll see the parsed embed image URL in your WordPress editing view. However, you can see the full image when you click to preview the page and of course once you publish it.

Let us know if you have any further questions or feedback. We’d love to hear your thoughts. In the meantime, happy posting!

Best regards,
Cara
Product Manager, Getty Images

Hi Mark,

I’m sorry for the delay getting back to you. Is this problem still occurring for you in your environment?

Best,
Cara
Product Manager, Getty Images

Hi Jason,

I’m sorry for the delay. Are you still seeing this problem? I wasn’t able to repro on WordPress version 4.0 in either new or published posts. A temporary glitch perhaps?

Regards,
Cara
Product Manager, Getty Images

Hi Pietro,

Because the embed code is parsed, you cannot change the alignment like you can for other images in WordPress. However, we do have this in mind to update for a future release.

Thank you for your feedback and for your using our plugin.

Best regards,
Cara
Product Manager, Getty Images

Hi Websta: We’ve recently increased our Embed product’s responsive support for touch interfaces and improved our UI for Embed overall. We hope you like the new look and better compatibility on all mobile devices!

Hi,

To use free images, you can install the new 2.0 plugin. You can select and embed over 50 million images.

To license images for commercial use, please contact us at https://www.gettyimages.com/Corporate/ContactUs.aspx.

Hi,

You can update or install 2.0 of our www.ads-software.com plugin to access over 50 million embeddable images.

Happy posting.